[Solved]Confirmation Box Problem [modified]

[Christian Graus]

nagendrathecoder wrote:

function confirmation() { if(confirm("Are you sure?")==true) return true; else return false; }

This is messy as hell. Why not just return (confirm("Are you sure?")) ? Why not tell them what they are to be sure if, in case they don't realise what they pushed ?

nagendrathecoder wrote:

GridView1.Attributes.Add("OnRowDeleting", "return confirmation();");

I'd guess that it's because you're trying to hook up to a code behind event, not an actual client side event. You could start by reading on the difference between the client and server.

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[nagendrathecoder]

Thanks, i implemented what u mentioned(used just confirm & displaying proper msg). :) I also understand that RowDeleting is server side event and onclick is client side. But i want this functionality to work for GridView too, what can i do?

[sashidhar]

try to add itemtemplate in gridview and do it

<ItemTemplate>

                    <asp:LinkButton ID="Delete" CommandName="Delete" 
                    OnClientClick="return confirm('Are you sure you wish to delete this item?')" 
                    CausesValidation="false" 
                     runat="server" Text="Delete" ></asp:LinkButton>
                </ItemTemplate>

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[nagendrathecoder]

i am using ItemTemplate rite now :) Let me try with that OnClientClick.

[nagendrathecoder]

hey thanks man, its working alright. :-D

[sashidhar]

:thumbsup:

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[sashidhar]

No Problem Any Time..!:thumbsup::cool:

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[Abhijit Jana]

nagendrathecoder wrote:

, its working alright.

Then you should vote / Rate his answer which helps you :)

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[nagendrathecoder]

I did it. ;)

[Nisha Agrawal]

The same thing will work here. actually you are not adding it at correct place. First of all, u are adding the attribute to Grid view. In fact when u wanna delete any item then i m sure u have placed some control in each row on clicking of that , that particular item will be deleted. So if it is a LinkButton/Button in ItemTemplate then you can add the attribute to it onRowDataBound Event or RowCreated Event or OnClientClick Property itself.

OR

ImageButton btn = (ImageButton)(e.Row.FindControl("imgbtnDelete"));
btn.Attributes.Add("OnClientClick","funcationToBecalled();")

[nagendrathecoder]

Nisha Agrawal wrote:

ImageButton btn = (ImageButton)(e.Row.FindControl("imgbtnDelete")); btn.Attributes.Add("OnClientClick","funcationToBecalled();")

Hmmm, this is also working. Thanks to u too. :)

[sashidhar]

Then Use Only One ..! Not Both...! :laugh:

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[nagendrathecoder]

ofcourse :laugh: ;P

[Abhijit Jana]

Thanks !

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